This report discusses the conflict between food and fuel needs related to the use of crude palm oil (CPO) in Indonesia. As the world’s largest CPO producer, the use of palm oil for biodiesel production has sparked debate about its impact on food security. Although bioenergy offers a renewable energy alternative, its effects on food supply must be carefully considered.
Traction Energy Asia and AJI Indonesia have taken a collaborative step by organizing the Academy of Environmental Economics Journalism (AJEL).
The research results of Traction Energy Asia are quoted in this article, namely that the biodiesel production process on the
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